Bernard Kelvin Clive

Abrempong: A Parent's Guide to Raising Entrepreneurial Minded Kids (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Children raised in many countries are not adequately taught about entrepreneurship. Even parents who are entrepreneurs rarely expose their children to their businesses. Kids are told it's impossible and rather encouraged to become doctors, lawyers, or engineers. This has created a whole pile of problems, with fewer African businesses succeeding beyond the first and second generations. Once the founders pass on the business begins to fail.

They don't learn from an early age that entrepreneurship can give them life security and abundance beyond the expectations they've been given by society.

This book will help parents nurture the spirit of an entrepreneur in their children. Help encourage kids to think more positively about money, work, and life. Breaking the stereotype of how African parents raise their children about money, business, and wealth creation.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Bernard Kelvin Clive
• Erscheinungstermin: 12. April 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798201948979
• Artikelnr.: 63747319

Autorenporträt

Bernard Kelvin Clive is an Author, Speaker, Trainer, and Ghana's foremost authority on Personal Branding. He hosts the monthly Masterclasses - Book Publishing Masterclass, Podcasting Masterclass, Church Branding Masterclass, etc.

His weekly podcast is ranked #1 in the Business & Career Podcast in Ghana & Botswana. A Personal Branding Coach and Brand Strategist at BKC Consulting with over 10 years of experience in digital publishing,

Bernard has offered consulting services to hundreds of writers, poets, pastors, authors locally and internationally to self-publish their books and build brands.

He is an Amazon bestselling author of over 40 published books and a familiar face and voice on TV and radio stations in Ghana. A husband to Cynthia Clive and father to Thelma Janis Clive.